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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-05
Spfriai 1sutirea.
Election Notice,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS AND EX-OFFICIol
JUDGES CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA Dec. 5, IS '6.>
An election will be held at the Court House
in the city of Savannah. on WEDNESDAY
Januarr 5, 1887, being the first Wednesday o.
the month, for the following county officers
to- wit: Clerk of Superior court. Sheriff
Receiver of Tax Returns Tax Collector
County Treasurer, County surveyor anC
Coroner, under the superlnsendence required
by law.
The polls VIII be opened at I O'Clock a. m.
and closed at O'Clock p. m.
The Sheriff with his deputy will be present
to preserve orGer.
ROBr. D. WALKER, C. &C.
w. S. LAYTON, e. c. c.
c. c. CASEY, c. c. c.
j. II. ESTILL. c. G. C.
c. H. DOkSETT, c. G. G.
Attest: JOHN Il. DILLON. Clerk Z, G. G.
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Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. :
Jan. 3, 1871
Under and by virtue of a resolution adopted
by Council at meeting of Dec. %, 1885, notice
is hereby given that Council Will eject at the
nrot regular meeting in January. that is 10
say on W EDNESDAl, Jan. Y, 1887, the fol-
lowing officers
CEERk OF THECITY COURT, term three
years. Bond s., 1000; salary. fees.
SHERIFF OF THE CITY COURT, term
three years. Bond $1,000; salary, fees.
Applicants will hand in their applications,
with names OF suretie- 1.-TWO required) at the
office OF the CLERK Of Council at or before P.
NJ. MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1887,
By order Of Council.
FRANK z. REBARER,
ILnrk If Con mil
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Carpetbag Bonds 70 be ,,cpudiatec

Houston, TEX, Jan. AT mass
meeting OF ciuzens held tonight resoIu-
lions were adopted to the effect that the
CITY immediately petition the Legislature
Tor repeal OF its charter. A committee
was appointed to frame a bill and bring il
before the Legislature. This action is
taken to escape the payment OF bonds
amounting TO $1,000, 900 issued during the
reconstruction period The resolutions
provide for the protection and pay ment oC
those bondhoders who have signifed
their willingness to accept SOC. on the
dollar
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FRANKLIN X GooDH ART, Of Reading. Pa,
WHO WAS made insane by joke played by
boon companions in n sal BON about two weeks
ago, died from nervous prOstra ion on Mon
day. Goo hart was a well-known gambler,
and n d made and lost a goog deal OF mo- ey.
In l045 lie went to California. and year
soon swept il all away, ami he followed Yam
kee R0bnson's circus for two years as q
sharper, his forte beng three-card monte and
faro. Then he aud Canada Bill" one Of the
made a tour of tire country. They wOr- ed
the Yves ern railroads and Mississippi steam
boats. and both po0keted winnings by Ihous-
ands. During the war GOodhart operated il
the Union camps, and before its close had &C
cumulated a fortune. About So he wen
with Tom Coleman and Harry hartman tC
Chicago, and won $50 000 at faro in one sittin e
reaklng the bank. This money was sooI
gone, and GOodhart's uck len him.
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Registration Notice.

The Board Of RuSation and Election
for the reglstrationEves a. ms - cGtjon
for Mayor ana Aldoa.~ee &c -trtr cTtSsAaL -
vauuah 10 De he'll TU ESDAY. January lsthg
1851, viii be- upcned on MONDAY. january
Sd, aud closed on SATURDAY, January 18Th,
The manager for each distr ct Will attend
at the places designated below from o'clock
A. Nj To P. ". every day except ~undays)
and on Saturdays from u O'Clock T. ". 20 P.
NJ.
For the First Militia District extending
from the western corporate limits Of the eli Y
20 The mid ne OF Mon gomery street. Pace or
registration: At CON's stab cs, on West Broad
street, uthwcst corner OF w II am.
Managers II +. Bennett, Martin Cooley,
ID. O't OnuOr.
For the second Militia District from the
middle OF Mon gomery to the middle Of Bar.
nard streets. Pace for ragistratiou: lg5
south Broad street, second door east OF Mont
gomery.
Managers-wm L. Exley, John Houston
John Rutherford
For the Third Militia District from the
middle of Barnard to the middle of Abercorn
streets'. Pla' for registration: simon Gazan's
store, northeast cOrneruf Bull ana brought ON.
Managcr--~im0n Gazan, Henry McAlpin,
John ). Tyson.
For the Fourth Militia District from the
h}niddle of Alb rcOrn to the eastern ,rporate
~ snits OF tho city,. Place OF registering:
lsu'san's mill, on the south west corner Oh LIB
Rr lind East Broad streets.
Z-hagers-A. 5. Bacon, w. J. Harty. 4. II.
L,NsG. HENRY Nc ALPiN,
Secretary OF the Board of Registration and
Election Managers.
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Hicide Follow. Detectio,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-W. W. Watkins,
a boy OF II. employed by Jacob Peak, a
printer, as a collector, was to-day char ged
by mis- employer with having emhezz ed
money. The boy promptly acknow lodged
1t. and before he could be prevented
swallowed prussc acid and died instantly.
The boy lad no bad habits. and is said to
have used the money in buying books.
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a Eice Mill Owner assigns.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Edmund
Marchessau. proprietor of a rice mill, as
signed to-day. His liabilities are $40, goo
and his assets SOL 900.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS FAIL.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.--rhis afternoon
Weatherby, stevens & CO., dry goods
merchants at No. ll6 West Fourth street,
made an assignment. rueir liabilities
are $155, 900 and their assets $l3S. 900.
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supposed TO Have Foundered

". INV YORK, Jan. 4.-The English
interler CraunrO5k, Capt. Smith, has not
ned. itrived at this port. she left Newport,
rll5~Nnd. Nov. 30, with cargo OF iron.
IL Is believ d thar she mas gone to the bot.
tom with all on board, numbering twenty
five persons. The vessel was owned in
Shields and was. with ner cargo, valued
at $l0O 600. Both are insured.
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Indiann,s Lieutenant Gnvcrnnr.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 4.-The Supreme
Court THIS morning affirmed The decision
OF the lower court in the Lieutenant Gov
ernorship case, in effect declaring that
Green Smith, the Democratic claimant,
had no standing in court. II is believed
tnat there will be no opposition to Col.
Robertson takin. his seat as Iii autenant
Governor after he is inaugurated.
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Valuation of Real Estate, Improve
m-nts, Additions, ETC., for the
Year 1887.
OFFICE CIrYTREAsURER. :,

SAVANNAH. GA Jan 4. 81,
Inc assessment book, containing valuations
OF me ioilowing property for taxation during
me year 1881. VIZ: Real estate anu improve
meOts ana property OF every kind not hereto
iore assessed, including new buildings erect
since the last as essment, is now open for in
SD cilon IN this Office, and notice is hereby
gwen to all concerned to file their objections
II any they have, within thir y days from this
tanned Will be fina and conclusive as estab-
liehing the value by which to estimate the
tax to be collected hereon
Objections must be made in writing and ad-
dressed to the Assessment Committee.
Z. S. HAKDEE, City Treasurer.
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A Heavy Sentence.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-William II. Rich.
ardson, proprietor OF the Peoples Voice
"A newspaper published at Towson, Balti.
more county, WAS convicted sometime
since OF having published criminal libel
on judge Fowler, one of the circuit
Judges. The case was taken 10 the CourI
of Appeals and the verdict affirmed. To-
dav Judge Waters. an associate OF
Judge Fowler, sentenced Richardson tc
two years imprisonment and imposed
upon him a fine OF $500.
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Some of the Notable TOiIettes at Re-
cent rartiess

From GHV0ndnfs Aessen0sr.
The t0ilettes worn at dinner party
recently given in honor of Mrs. james
Brown Potter were very handsome. Miss
McLane, the daus hter of the United
States Minister, had on a charming toll
lette IN pale blue tulle, figured with
raised while dots and trimmed with
fringes of pale blue crystal. The Coun-
tess de Kessler's dress was composed of a
short skirt in tearose satin, covered with
fiOunce Of point lace and having over
dress and corsage in pale blue Sicilienne.
The corsage was cut square, and had
sleeves OF point lace reaching to the ell
bow, the seam up the side OF the arm be-
ing lett open aud caught together with
small bows Of pale blue ribbon; orna-
ments OF turquOses and diamonds and a
spray OF diamond roses in the hair.
Mrs. William Seligman wore a toilette
with c0rsage and skirt In peachstOne
satin figured with raised velvet leaves in
the same hue, ana having train OF plain
satin. The square-cut cOrsage was
YelIed wi antique point d Alencon OF
great tineness and beauty. A necklace
composed Of three rows of large pearls,
aud iuil set of emeralds and diamonds,
completed very superb toilette. Mrs.
Potter was attired IN white silk muslin.
embroidered with large gold flowers and
having ceinture and sash in pale vel.
low watered ribbon. Another dress was
a short costume OF pale PINK satin, the
skirt front velied in white tulie, embroid-
erCd with white jet, aud the whole toilette
being profuSe!y trimmed with pale pink
nyacinths without foliage.
The seaaon for entertainments has fair
ly set IN in the American colony. Dinner
partiee nave been given by Mrs. Won HOfi-
man, Mrs. MunrOe, Mrs. Col. Richie.
Mrs. Moore and others. That given by
the last-named lady was followed by IA
dance, terminating With a cotlllOu that
did not come to an END till 3 O'Clock in tht
morning.
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Savannah Weekly News.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1887,
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS:

FIRST REDISTRIBUTION; The Tale of a
DUDE, by Nym Crlnkle, illustra ted; Sleighing
IN New York, with illustrations; A Burglar
n Her Dream; A New COngressmans Diff
cuties in Making the Rounds; Miners and
Gamblers in LeAdville; Mrs. Whitney and
Her Success; What a Policeman Saw.
SECOND PAGE-A Big Haul at Witrock's 4;
Last Honors to Logan; Fiends Mask as Work
men; CluYerus Love OF Life; Hobnobbipg at
the Hub; Senate Liierators; Florida's Me-
ropOlls; Taxation at Charleston too High;
Ghous Rob a Grave; The Danger of Con-
sumption from tuberculosis; Minor TIE e.
graphic News.
THIRD PAGE-Logan in the Rotunda; Train
Wrecking Confessed; A Legal Rom ance: A
Fight With Porcupines; Hartlngt n Declines:
Brown ired of Once; Florida's Metropolis;
G eveland's Condition; An mcendiary EdI-
trrial; Charlie ,ton's Taxes " ashington's Ad-
ventures; Wtroo Messrs. Excuse; Ex-
ScnASasuivIIoun of Nav I'd in a Fire 'Tr d.
-SIely OF citi-r- weather Costumes,
Col. G. H. Phinunny June;' Logan Laid in
Georgia railroad-y Year. at Washington: A
Servant Turns Robber; Knifes His Children:
Trade and New Year; \ Family of DENTS s;
Years Work in Dixie.
FIFTH PAGE-some of the Principles of the
Sons Of Liberty, being the second installment
Of the Northwest Conspiracy "a eorgia's Cant
tai; New Years Day at the White House;
Caril. z for Mrs. Logan; A Pretty Little Stor1
About Gould's Charitanleness; Wltrock Ex-
oucratc. Fotheringham.
SIXTH PAGE-"How Life ia Measured. ;"
Rev. Talmage's New Years Sermon; The
New Crop OF Amateurs: Mrs. Clcveland's
Power; "Grismas is Blayed Oud:" Killed nv
a Tramp
SEVENTH PAGs-.Agricultural Department:
How to Raise and Keep Celery; Selecting
Heifers: Farm and Stock Notes; Popular
Science; Every Day Bills of Fare; A Bold
Speculator; Lousana's sunday Law: Curl
| osites of Mesmerism; Saved by Letter,
EIGHTH PAGE-"When to so Long or
Short" a stock SPECTATORS story; Fashion
Notes; Brother Gardner on Dead Member.
| Famous Senator's; The Man Who Saved Vic
tora's Life.
NINTH PAGE-Rails Red With Blood, a
score of Lives Lost in a Crash in Ohio; Par
! lament Prorogucd, Reconstruction of the
| Cabinet Still in Pr gross: Powderly in the
Ri ut. Chicago's Grumbers Grow More Ra
tloDal: Oranges and the Cold, The Crop "a a
Whole Entirely Escapes Injury; Other New.
kilograms,
TENrn PAGE-rhe News in Georgia, Gath
s soain ' ca%oSa isem.. anu Exchanges
ELEVENTH PAGE-Rouni About in Florida
| Georsa's Capital; Trenton Topics; Notes
from Florida Compiled by I'll. Ill.,: Winter
on the Throne; An Explosion in a Bank.
Roasted Alive; Two Freuchmen Relieve n
Couu ryman of$ GEO, a Russo G ermau Com
bine: Quakers in Maryland.
TWELFTH PAGE-EdItorial: The Central
Changes Hands: Andoycrs Profe -sors; The
a..
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InilIc1eh Tor Nlnrder.

NINCHEsTER, VA. Jan. 4.z.Aiderour
rs trien,dioted to-day for tas6&sk&~~--r-
lnce. Upon ssai 49,: 'exuoer-
, month. The evidencssstlon put BY a,Ie
} grand jury was strong anatNS@Iarfisgin g
= unarac en- BrOy was the young man
kwhose body was found mutilated and hid
Sad. n under leaves in a dense woods near
sd toms City.
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Asncv1IIe On a nr@Te 70

CHATTANOOGA. Jan. A dispatch
from AshevIl!e, n. c., says four strong
companies have been formed there, one 10
establish a cotton factory, with 500, 0OO
capital; an electric light company. with
$4,000 capital; an ice factory. with 500
600 capital, ana brick company 10 turn
out $4,000 brick Der day. Work on ali is
to begin immediatelY
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Special Notice.

Parties having Tickets for Savannah Turn
vereln Masque Ball THIS EVENING can OBJ
tam Ladies' Tickets free Of charge by apDly-
ing to Eugene Labiche's cigar store, corner
Broughtop and jefferson street. E. l.. Byck's
cigar store, corner Broughton and Drayton
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Election for Directors.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SAVANNAH, GA,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. II. 1886
The annual election for Directors will be
held at the Banking House on TUESDAY,
JANUARY IL, 1887, between the hours OF u
and O'Clock.
TaOs. GADSDEN. Cashier.
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Notice..

OFFICE OF MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
COR. BRY AN AND ABERCoRN STREETS. :
SAVANNAH. GA. January 81, 1857
The annual meeting of the ckholders OF
this Company Wi b" held at the office of the
COMPANY on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at Il
NJ. for the election of Board of Directors.
and FIR the transAcc ion Of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
LEWIS c. LILLE Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SiOckhOl 'ers Acknowledgements
tan Savings and Lean Company.

A meeting OF the COrporators and stock
AND LOAN COMPANY VIII be he ut the
Office OF Mes~rs. Denmark 4 Adams at 3
O'Clock THURSDAY EVENING. Janusry 6,
for the purpo of adopting a Constitution ant
Bylaws and of riecting Board ni Directors.
Books of subscr ption, until that date. will
he open at Me,srs. enmark Adams. A
Ems elm & Sons Henry solomon x Sons, d.
G, Bacon u Co. S and Davis Bros.
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sumteI,s New I0nr F,0use

AMERICUs, GA, Jan. 4.-Sand, brick
and terra Gotta for the construction of
our new court house are being rapidly
hauled to the lot on the corner Of Troupe
and Forsyth streets, where the building
will be erected. The foundation has
already been begun and it is TO be finished
IN year from Jan. l. 1t will be a mag
nifcent structure and Will cosr n,
gao u00 Hattia w
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Minnesotas Governorship Fight.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. A. A. AmeS,
late candidate for Governor OF this State
on the Democratic ticket. appeared before
Judge Corrie, OF the Municipal Court, this
morning and took the OATH OF office as
Governor. IL is understood this proceed
ing 10 preliminary TO consisting the seat
OF Gov.-elect McGill. who was indicted
into Office this afternoon.
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Mr.. Webster used TO Ielate several an.
ecdotes about Sir Isaac Coffin, "a Boston
boy, who became an admiral in the Brit
ish navy, aud who sent several valuable
cattle and horses To his native State. Sir
Isaac, aTkrdng 70 Mr.. Webs or, was
educated Nner cbublic Latin school. un-
der old Masrsse4ovell, and was the best
scholar. Being about to leave the school
to enter Harvard University, be had the
valedictory Grafton assigned to him at the
last public examination and exhibition in
bis preparatory career. But the future
admiral had no tondness for civic hOnors,
aud be made IN his nina 20 cut his
cables and trust himself TO The chances OF
the ocean. He accordingly took his friend
who was next him in tue class, aside,
and presenting him with "Gradus ad
Parnassum,' said: "You will have TO de-
liver that confounded grafton yourself: !
am about 10 run away. Don't tell y
body, but am going into SS-EkT6
navy. Keep this for my SAN nan
friend, alter using every argume% q J
suade hlm from his purpose, was N pro
TO yield TO Collins decision. and NXAs
went. The "Gradus" was drawn all NT
the inside OF the covers and the tly-leavqx
with ships OF war, showing the propensl
OF the boy most unequivocally. Whey
Mr.. Webster mentioned the circu mstancd
to the Admiral, ne laughed heartily, obi
serving: "Well, / never could keep d
'Gradus ad Parnassum'; IL doesn't at
all suit the sea-legs OF u sailor"
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For County Surveyor.

FELLOW CITIZENS: l am a candidate for
reelection to the Office of County Surveyor
at the election on January 5th, 1887.
JOHN z, TEBEAU
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Thirty Three and One-Third (33 1.3)
Per Cent. Dividend,


In addition to The reduction of the current
yearly pay ments, as compared with the rates
charged under The Old ~ stem of Life Insur-
apce, " hich re tuc ion tqut : n CASH DINI-
DEAD OF more than FIFTY PER CENT.
upon the total Premium Paid.
NOTICE is HEhEBF GIVEN that in ad-
ditlOn TO the aforesaid cash reduction. tine
amount now 10 the credit of all present mem
bers of the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
who brc1me members IN 1881. equals a DIVI-
DEND OF ThlHTY-rHREE AND ONE
THIRD PER CENT. upon the ENTIRE AS
sEsSA ENT PREMIUMS PAID during the
rrst guinquennlal tlye yearsD period, viz:
rom ISL u 1856, inclusive, which amount
has been Ueuo.lied with and held by the
CENTRAL TkUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, rs Trustee OF the Reserve Fund of
ihis Association, and applicable as provided
in the contracts held by the members Of the
Associati,n n.
EDWARD B. HARPER, President.
Mutua Reserve Fund Life Assoc alton.
+. T. HRAMAN, SeCrct drY.
Home Office, Potter Building, IS Park Row,
MY.
Messrs. seward 4 c., 100 Bay street, GEN
erai Agents. g.
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Election Notice.

CITY or SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
December 81. 1886.
A the first regular meeting to BE- neld in
January, that is to say. on WEDNESDAY,
January 18th, 1887, Council Will elect. for the
term of two years, the following officers:
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Convict Labor in New York

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 4.-Gov. Hill IN
his annual message TO the Legislature
recommended the establishment of some
permanent system for the employment of
conyict labor other than contract or any
plan which is equivalent 10 H..
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For County Sheriff.

To the CitisenS oT ChatAdHl O. unity:
Thankful for your support in the past, ]
again announce myself as a candidate for the
office of County sheriff, and do respectfully
solicit your votes at the election to be held on
WEDNESDAY, 9th January, 1887.
John T. ROMAN
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Ordinance December 10Th 1886.
SEC. 2. All applicants for city officers must
file with the Clerk of Couucil, at or before .
O'Clock T. NJ. on the Monday prece lag the
day of election, their several applications.
For those positions requiring bonds, the
names of the bondsmen Uwo IN al cases
must accOmpan the application. No appli-
-, ton viii receive the consideration Of Coun
NY ple-s llled IN accordance with the provi-
So. If This ordinance.
BY ofSser Of Council.
FRANK f. REBARER,
4 Tor - 81
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For County Treasurer.

VI NVWHVJ II 6"oNI Ut
To NE Voters 0f chatham - unity: FELLOW
CITlZENs-I am a candidate for reelection
to the office of Treasurer of Chatham county,
ami respectfully solicit your support.
Your obedIent servant,
WARlNG RUSSELL.
Election 5th of January. 1887.
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Ulmer's Liver tOrrecfor.

CIIIICI , LIFCI NVI IVNtUIs
This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused ty disordered liver, it can
not excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 oC bottle. Freight paid to any address.
BE-. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist. SavannSh, Ga.
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Election Notice.
CITY OF SAVASNAH,
OFFICE LERK OF CoUSCTL
December 81, 1856.
At the first regular meeting to he held in
January, that - 10 say ON 80 DNESDAY,
January l2h, 1857, Council Will open bids
and ect the following contractors for the
year Isl:
City Printer.
F'r iurn Sung bread for prisoners az Police
Barracks
Ordinance December 2oth 1886
SIC. ,. Al bid- Tor contracts stated above
must be II Ell with the Jerk Of Council at or
before O'Clock NJ. on the Monday proceed
ing the day Of election. which hids must be
accop panied with the names OF sureties. or
bandsmen, who win be required to quality
before q Notary Hubhc or other officer, such
qaal hciu-sUeNagc company the bid. No bid
:, - Sone TO Ne6nsideration of Council tlp-
NJ. Sternberg leTdance with the pE1 DO 4
--tv'TrUT- dtfOVe. ho 40
BY order Of Council. ~
FRANK e. REBARSLn
Clerk Of Council"
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Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association

Coupons of the Mar eta an&<s- III
Georgia Railroad.
The Interest due on the Bonds OF the MAR
eta and North Georgia Railroad January l.
lSs7. will be paid at he Office of JAMES U.
JACKSON, No, 2 LrorAry Building, jackson
street, Augusta, Ca. n BOODY. MCCLEL-
Ian \ CO., New York. or BOSTON SAFE
DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO.. Boston,
Il. VI. PULSIFER. President.
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Receiver Of fax Returns.

announce myself as a candidate for re-
election one JANUARY 5TH, 1887. and re-
spectfully solicit the suffragesof the voters of
Chatham county. JNO. R. DILLON.